Category: hard rock
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Shinedown: “Planet Zero” album review – mighty arena rock charts heights
Like many others before it, Planet Zero was an album written in lockdown. A sorrowful state of current affairs, Shinedown join the plethora of artists using the time as advantageous, as it shows a band unafraid to smack a few faces along the way. After 4 years from their blaring yellow-tape panic-room work ATTENTION ATTENTION…
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Your Artist Spotlight: Warpaint
When the four-piece Californian frontier force of Warpaint struck all the right chords at Roundhouse in London last night, their smooth-playfulness, agility and tact cannot be ignored. The band have successfully evolved with the times, all the while offering hope and deliverance to a world otherwise confused in its state. Warpaint’s new work, Radiate Like…
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Heads Held High:|| The Work of GNARWOLVES||
It’s always colder here in February, once we’re acquainted with the Autumn leeaaaaaaves You wouldn’t expect Brighton to hail such gritty markups – but it seems that a love of skateboarding, gruff DIY punk and partying is a universal sentiment everywhere. After earning a pretty decent number of fellow punk-dwellers that seemed to stick with…
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Artist Spotlight: Dinosaur Pile-Up
//Mama always told me, “Be a man”That I should get my shit together for real while I canLike yeah, whateverI said “Mama, you don’t understand”Cause I’m gon’ be stupid famous and rocking in a band.\\ Like most British alternative acts, we don’t like to do things by halves. Bitter and ruthless on studio approach, we…
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Fontaines DC: “Skinty Fia” album review – dark Irish magic
<<Everybody gets a big shot, baby>> As we entered into April, there wasn’t an album that I was excited for most than Fontaines DC’s Skinty Fia. Hot off the press, with that blood-red glow idled with a deer out of his natural habitat, Skinty Fia is the bands’ third studio album from their successive Grammy-nominated…
mvm. 